
Guatemala
The Republic of Guatemala is a country in Central America. It is located in the south of Mexico and the north of Honduras, El Salvador and Belize. Guatemala also has access to the Pacific Ocean to the south and southwest.
The capital of the country is Guatemala City.
The form of government is a presidential republic. The president of the country is the head of state and government.
The climate varies depending on altitude, but is generally tropical, with rainy and dry seasons.
The population is 18,876,312 people (2022).
The official language is Spanish. In addition, in Guatemala there are many local languages, such as Quiche, Quechua, Kahchikel and others, which are widely used by the local population.
Living standards in Guatemala vary but are generally below average, especially in rural areas. The medical system is average, and the educational system varies among different ethnic groups. A fairly large percentage of the population is illiterate, and in rural areas illiteracy reaches 60%.
Security in Guatemala can be an issue, and the country has high crime rates, including violence and theft.
Citizenship in a country can be obtained through naturalization if the appropriate conditions are met.
Guatemala is known for its rich culture and historical heritage, including May archaeological sites and architectural landmarks.
Guatemala's attractions include ancient Mayan cities such as Tikal, as well as colonial cities, beautiful lakes and volcanoes.
The local population is usually friendly towards visitors, especially in tourist areas.
Finding employment for foreigners in Guatemala can be difficult due to high unemployment.